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Rose of Tralee
Will Leahy to be replaced as MC for Rose of Tralee by 2FM breakfast host
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good news
New swim shelters to pop up at several popular bathing spots around the country
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h2 no
Will deleting old emails really save water during a drought? Uisce Éireann doesn't think so
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Polari prize
John Boyne cites 'bullying' after authors pull out of LGBTQ+ prize due to his inclusion in longlist
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INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
Sleeping arrangements for IPAS residents affects ‘dignity and privacy’
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Workplace Relations Commission
Financial executive awarded €22k over unfair dismissal for posting sexually explicit messages
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Pope Leo XIV
‘Bog-standard patriarchal’: McAleese says new Pope’s first 100 days ‘anything but forward thinking’
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Something Borrowed
Irish people borrowed more money for car loans at the start of 2025 than in at least five years
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Northern Ireland
Victim of prolific NI catfish warns of men online preying on girls' vulnerability
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Afghanistan
Tánaiste highlights human rights abuses as Taliban mark fourth year in power in Afghanistan
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Seals in Europe
Hunting, pollution and tourism in EU threatening some seal species into extinction
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Aras 2025
Fine Gael to reopen party process to pick a presidential candidate as three names emerge
Thursday
14 Aug 2025
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trump to meet putin
Opinion: For Ukraine, it's a case of 'if you're not at the table, you're probably on the menu'
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Ruthless
Shamrock Rovers reach Conference League play-off after Rory Gaffney masterclass
Gaffney’s two goals in the minutes either side of half-time turned the tie in Shamrock Rovers favour.
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Progress
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Besiktas survive scare to knock out St Pat's out of Conference League
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Animal Welfare
DSPCA calls for task force to address 'growing' horse welfare crisis in Dublin
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Áras an Uachataráin
Conor McGregor, the far right and the Constitution: A love-hate relationship
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Jim O'Callaghan
Justice Minister concerned ‘majority’ of attacks on Indian community ‘carried out by young people’
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SIPO
Public ethics watchdog decides against full investigation into comments made by TD Ken O’Flynn
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Train Etiquette
Irish Rail is clamping down on listening to music out loud (you could get a €100 fine)
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gareth sheridan
Millionaire Áras hopeful launches presidential campaign in the Shelbourne - here's what he said
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Race for the Áras
Fine Gael's Mairead McGuinness pulls out of presidential race following medical advice
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good news
A new cafe has opened in one of Ireland's most boarded up towns (and business is booming)
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home births
Closure of private midwifery firm is a 'return to the Dark Ages' for birth options, says NGO
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you gotta roll in it
Oasis tickets bought with dynamic pricing are on 'ethical' resale websites abroad for over €560
The tickets originally sold via dynamic pricing meant demand was allowed to drive the price up.
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An Coimisiún Pleanála
Johnny Ronan's planned 17-storey mixed use scheme for Dublin's docklands is rejected
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Courts
High Court quashes public order conviction against Jemima Burke, sister of teacher Enoch
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Analysis
Why have some underperforming traffic cops' supervisors let them away with it?
The Crowe report raises serious questions about productivity in Roads Policing Units.
Supervisors told the inquiry they believed a more proactive approach to managing performance would create difficulties with the Garda Representative Association.
The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors has said that supervisors are "often hampered" by multiple problems.
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Data Protection
CHI faces investigation over data breach of health records at Tallaght Hospital
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Witness appeal
Man dead and woman seriously injured following car crash on the N20 in Limerick
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remote working
On average, people in Ireland are working less since the Covid-19 pandemic
